Read from January 22 to February 1, 2006. Rating: 10 stars.

Registered on November 29, 2006.

Reread from October 7 to November 17, 2008. Rating: 6 stars.

I'm a little surprised at what a difference two years can make. When I first read this book in 2006, I felt like a whole new world was opening up to me. The second time around was much less exciting. But maybe that was because I'd already had my big revelation -- that the present moment is all that matters. In any case, if you can get past all of the New Age lingo, this book is worth a try!

I mailed this out to Bkind2books in Tennessee today as an RABCK. Enjoy!

Thank you, BlueEllipsis...look forward to reading this one.

I was looking forward to this book since it had so much publicity, but I must say that I was disappointed. I almost quit reading several times but kept it up thinking it's got to get better. It didn't. This book could have been a short essay and I would have liked it better. There's too much 'New-Agey' speak. I get that all we have is Now. This was brought home in a panful way during my daughter's battle with osteosarcoma. So perhaps I didn't need this message, or the author might tell me I'm resisting this message. Either way it was a bust.

Will make available - perhaps this is someone else's cup of tea.

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

Sending to the winner of my Half Marathon RABCK.

I appreciated the idea of this book, but couldn't really get into it. I'm going to leave it where there will be someone who might like it better. Thanks for sending it, though.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

I left it with the magazines on the table by the door.